Air Conditioning Repair in Phoenix & Scottsdale, AZ

In Arizona, it is essential to keep your air conditioner in top condition because no one wants to deal with a repair on a sizzling summer afternoon in Scottsdale or Phoenix. Alas, that cannot always be avoided.

When the unbearable happens, our proven professionals from Affirmative Air Conditioning understand the need for swift, emergency action. Our crew will be there promptly to provide a free estimate, followed by top-notch air conditioning repairs, because we understand how much a 50- to 60-degree shift in daily temperatures during the drier times of the year can burden even the heartiest HVAC unit.

When your air conditioner does not turn on, will not blow cold air or makes an unusual noise while running, the best way to save your machine from additional damage is by having it repaired. Our certified technicians service all major commercial and residential brands of AC units. Affirmative Air has spent more than two decades providing superior HVAC services to our customers throughout the Valley of the Sun.

When your AC unit is down, we will have it back up and running at a moment's notice and at a customer-friendly price.

What Causes my AC Unit to Break?

Understanding why your unit failed will make it quicker and easier to fix when the repairman arrives. Among the factors that will cause an AC unit to malfunction, these rank among the most common:

Leaks in the Refrigerant – This is usually caused by undercharging during installation or poor connections that trigger leaks.

Poor Maintenance – Inadequate check-ups often lead to dust and dirt buildup in your HVAC system, which can clog the unit’s fan. That will reduce the functionality of your unit.

Electric Control Failure – Turning your unit on and off repeatedly can wear out its compressor and fan controls. This practice will make the wires and terminals within your AC corrode.

Sensor Problems – The sensor is located behind the unit’s control panel. It measures the air temperature coming into the evaporative coil. If the sensor is damaged or removed from your AC, the unit could cycle constantly or behave erratically.

Drainage Problems – High humidity will make this happen, clogging the condensate drain in the process.